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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

ga prophet is not withouthenor save
in his own country. !" Yet Morris Csscs-
rine is recognizedtEt home IS an efficient
medicine. ft Is mild in its effect, pleas
ant tossake and unfailing in its action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Spain.
A DYNANIITER DEAD.

MADRID, May ga quantity of dYna-
mite was found in the luggage of
stranger who died in hotel in this city.
General Villicamp, leader of the mill
tary revolt in this city last September, is
dying in prison.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
Bulgaria,
ALARMING DISORDER

ALARMING DISORDER.
BUCHAREST, May cit is reported here
that disorders of an alarming nature have
occurred at Jassy, and that number of
arrests have been made.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

When the blood becomes impure, it's
poisoned condition resnitsfn bolls, pim-
pies and skin sTHptfons. Morris Casca-
rine Is tie best purifier
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

The Importance Of purifying the blood can
not be Overestimated, for without pure
blood you caahOt enjoy goodsAealth.
At this season nearly everyone needs q
good medicine to purify, vitalizes and enrich
the blood and Hoods Sarsapariiia is worthy
your confidence. II is peculiarsin that it
strengthens and builds up the SYSTEM creates
an appetite, and tones the digestion, While
1t eradieateS disease. Give it a trial. > =.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by c. 1. Hood s. Co., Lowell, Mass,
100 Doses One Dollar
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
TIE RINGLEADRRs ARREsTEn.

PARIS, May 6-Anti- German demon
STATIONS continue in various sections of
this city. A procession csrryinga banner
inscribed "To Berlin" to day marched to
the Palace Elysee, residence of President
Grevy, where it was dispersed by the
police. Twelve persons who took promi-
nent parts in the demonstration were
arrested.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07
PHE N[HILISTS.
Continued from First Page.

with certsin other powers, and that
henceforth France will not be alone in
the event of aggression against her
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

A bunch of ten fine mutton were sold to
8 local butcher yesterday. Sheep are in
splendid condition.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

The Missouri Pacific and Texas and
Pacific each took out three trains of cattle
from Fort Worth yesterday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

Tom Aston, the beef contractor on the
Fort Worth and Denver, is on the market
for carload or two of fat beeves.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-05-07

The horse market was rather quiet yes
terday, but several heavy buyers are ex-
pected to be here next week who want
several carloads.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20
The State Fair.

The fnir which opens in Columbia
on the @th of November promises to
be one OF unusual Interest. Col. ID.
4. Duncan, president Of The State Ar-
rlcultmal and Mechanical Society of
South Carolina, has gotten ,p a nov
el and interesting attraction IN the
way OF n "Conmcil Of old farmers. "
The fmmers of each county are call
eel upon to elect three delegates to this
Council" " from among the farmers;
said dol"gHtas are to be mon who
have been farming for at least forty
years. These delegates will meet on
the fair grounds during the fair and
hold an "exporience meeting" in the
agricultural Inc. Their names must
be sent to Col. Duncan, at Union, s.
C., as soon as possible so that he can
arrange with the railroad to give these
delegates special rates, This meet
ing of old mon will be the event Of
talr week. A meeting to elect these
delegates is called for Saturday the
22d inst.-next Saturday. Find
three farmers of forty years standing
and give them their credentials.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20
Train SGWth CRroIinians to
Teach South Car0linfans.

The Orangcburg Times and Dem.
ocrat complains that some High
School in this State, has sent to Mas
sachusetts for teacher. 1t does not
approve of people from that cline
to oiching the boys and girls of this
State. Neither do VIC, though we are
entirely free from anything like sec.
tional prejudice. Those people arc
| all wrong on history, and they will
teach the children that their fathers
were rebels. There are plenty of
as good teachers rs can be found
anywhere in the Southern States, and
the patrons will do well to know that
the teachers Of their children have
level heads. pichr7lS Sentinel
MIR. EDIroR:-The above is taken
from the Grcenvillc Daily News of
of the Sth inst. You are right. South
Carolinims should teach South Care
hnians. Six or eight promihsnt, in
Auential, good paying positions in
the schools Of our State have recent.
ly been filed by men imported from
other states. Why? Simply because
trained teachers were wanted, and we
have few trained teachers ht our
State. Other states have normal col
lcgcs where teachers study the science
and art of tooching, South Carolina
has none for her white teachers. We
are behind most Of the States. Let
us compare South South Carolina and
Massachusetts,.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20
Whitner Symmes
VS. y Foreclosure
John T.. Gassaway. J

All tliat piece parcel or Tot of land,
with the buildings thereon, in the town
Of Central, County Of Pickeus, State of
South Carolinu, bounded on the south
by Main Street, OH the west by Pendlc-
ton Street, on the north by lot, formerly
owned by Borfoughs, and on the
enst by H. G.. Shirley lot, con
more or less, known in the original plan
OF said town as Lot No /.
TERMS CASH Purchaser to pay for
papers and for recording the samo.
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3 ! . 9 8 9 9 . q
Sz1 aGStE.sEI!!y

lt is with much pleasure that we
announc" to our many patrons tliat
we have made arrangements with that
Wlde-awnkej illustrated farm mapa.
zine, The American Farmer, publish
cd at Fort MaNnc, Ind, and read Ivy
nearly 200, 900 farmers, by which That
great publication VIII be mailed di
rect, Free, to the address Of any of
our subscribers who will come IN and
pay up all arrcaragcs OH SubscriDtioll
and onc wear III advance from date,
and to amy new subscriber who will
pay one Year III advance. This is n
gFaud opportunity to obtain first
class farm journal free. The Amcri-
can Farmer is large 1G-page journal,
of national circulation, which ranks
among the leading agricultural pa
pers. 1t treats the question OF econ
omy III agriculture and the rights
and privileges Of tbat vast body of
citizens--Amtlican Farmers WHOSE
industry is the basis of Ill material
and national PROSPERITY. It's highest
purpose is the elevation and emo
ping of agriculture through the
higher and bBfpader education of the
men and wonien engaged in it's pur-
SUITS. The regular subscription
price of The American Farmer is
Sl."o por year. 1t costs vou nothing.
From amy on" number ideas can be-
"btalnrd that will be worth thrice the
subscription price t. You or mem
n"rS OF your hpusohoid, yet you get it
Tree. Call and see salnric copy.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20
Musical.

The Twelve Mile Musical &ssocia-
tion will meet with the Shady Grove
Baptist Church on Saturday and Sun
day the 5th and 9Th of November,
1851 all-,tol&gatcs and visitors are
reqaeTt"d to briug WITH them, GOOD
fEilings," Work and Worship" and
e22Iaainna! fdngors-" FIX Cox.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

All that ticcc, parcel or lot of land in
tho town of EasIey, Pickens County,
St"to of South Carolina, bounded by
lnndS of OLIVER Jones. Andrew Runion,
j. &. Hnoson and John $. Inthom, be-
ing the place whcrcon the defendant now
r"AdcS, containing three and three
fourth 3S 'acres more of less.
TERMS .CASH--Purchaser to pay
Tor papers, and for recording the same.
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Maggie G. Lewis }
VS.. FOrrCIc
Thomas j. King,

All chat piece, parcel or tract of land
situate in Pickcns County. State ofore.
said, adjoining lands of Benson Hnllums,
Carmel church parsonage and others, be
ing the tract Of land bought by Thomas
j. King from Lorkin Il. Wilson, con.
tanning one hundred and oMo-haEf 0OOl)
acres more or ic'9, rs surveyed and plat
ted by f.. V. Clayton d. $.
ItfMS CASlI--Pn Purchaser to pay for
titles and for recording the "nmo.
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Notice OF Final Settlement
State of South Carolana.
Comfy of Pickens..

NJ CTICE is her by given thotwc will,
~ Il: ply t"J. B NcwbIy, Judge cf
PROBATE for i.ickcns Cor, t., South Caro-,
lily, on tie 2Gth of Nov mbtr next for
leave to make IA Fiual Set. cment in tEc'
rs Hc Charl Roper, &C eNs, d, and ask:
HnoMA II. Pace & MAR ARIr ROPER,
Oct, 20, 1881. " &diuinis,rntopy,.
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Educational.
The Piedmont Institute.

The Fall Session of this Institute be.
gins to. day, (Scptombor 5th.) The Prin-
cipal, DR.. }. II. Riley, hoanssociatcd with
him in the Literary Department Prof.
N. w. McCauIey, and in the Musical De.
pNrtmcnt, Miss Carrie p McMakin,
The rates Of Tuition per session Of five
months will be as follows:
Reading, Writing and Mental Arithme-
tC. o.. .--..... ................... S6. 90
English Grammar, Geography, Arithme-
TIC NC. .......... o.. %. g.. $lO. 90
Algebra, Natural Philosophy and Rhcto
, re ;.'..:..: ..........., .$12. 50
Latin, Greek, Moral and Mental philoso
phy.......................Sf8.5O so
4 very small fee,--not exceeding one
dollar per seSSion-will he charged each
pupil, to meet incidental expenses.
Good board can he had at SO. 90 and
$1,000 per month.
Il. a: CmLD, p. Med. ArnxAxnrR,
Secretary. Ohm. 3D.. Trus.
sept. 9,.tE
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WM. S. M0RRIsoH.
GfcenviIic, Oct. II, 1887.
The Road to B|iigcisIG.

The Ro@d to BIdGcieIG.
EDGEFIELD, October 10.--Spccial:
John G. Evans, of Aiken, is here to-
day representing the New York Coz
stuction Company, that now has un,
der consideration the contract to
build the Carolina Gap Road from
Aiken TO this place. Aiken has re-
Gently subscribed an amount sufficient
to rcnoVntc the old road bed and sup
ply i6 with crosSties from there to
Trenton. A subscription for the like
purpose from the latter place to Edge
field is what Mr. Evans is after. If
this is secured, and there is not q
doubt That it will be, then the COM
rony proposes to, obHgate themselves
to have the rond running within nine
ty days from the date of contract.
The condition Of the subscription is
that not cent is to- be paid until the
car is running, and this liberal pro.
vision gives ON" people renewed hope
and confidence that the road will be
built --Ne'cs Gn6 Courier.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

DERSUANT TO Judgements for fore
= closure and DEGREES of sale in the
following entitled cases I will soil on
sale,lay in November next, at the Court
House during the legal hours Of sale,
the following described REAL ESTATE
on the terms specified i'll the respective
cases, to wit:
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PIcXENs G. II. S. G.
'-''r--
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 90, 1S

THURSDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1887.
q orSUhScriDtiOn.% %1 80 rrrannrm
"r"t'yin advance: for Siv months. TIC
advertisements inserted nt one dolia,
per rs"rlnrc of"nn inch or less for the first
insertion NNd ttftvr"nfe for each supsru,l
c"t Insertion. Liberal discount made tc
merchants and others advertising for sin
nl"'>ths or ~ tho voar.
ohitUa"y Notices "vr"olinr fivclincs.
Irih'ltrS of Respect. Communications
or \ nrrSonnl"h "hH"rrtcr when admissible
will be charged for as advertisements.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

SHBRIF'E"S SALES.
State Q! South Carolina,
--~-(o)A--
COUNTY OF PIcKERs.
--O--
County OF PIcKEas.
Hm GouEvt of GosMGsG Nzl Pleas


PY VIRTUE Of srndry Execution
- to me directed and lodged in
my Office, [ will sell to tho high
est bidder Mt Pic'lcns g. IT,, during the
legal hours of snl lie on Sale Day in Novom-
her 1887, tho following described REAL
ESTATE, to wit:
ALL that lot or parcel Of land living in
the town Of Erslcy on Table Rock street.
known as Lot No. 9 in the plat Of Ellison
Smyth, fronting OF feet on Table Rocl;
street and running back 10 feet, nd
Joining lots no. 6 and 10, and let Of Gig,
n'lliat on the back. Levied on as the
property OF p. A. and r. l.. Ownbey at
tho snit of j. G.. Frost ct al.
Sold at the risk of former purchaser
FERNS CASH-purrhASc;: 20 pay
for papers and for recording the same.
OF 13,-'t II. \. RICHER, s.p.".
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

THIS GOOD OGO STANDBY
for ono Of the for tho great popularity OF
the Mustang Lninlent ia found in its unIvoPlnl
mppiiCnblIity. Everybody needs such q medicine
The GumbrrmRn needs IL In OF accident.
The HouECIFiio nccdB IL for general family use.
The Gambler needs 1t Tor his tCnm8 and his men.
The nlCChunic necd0 1t always his work
bench.
The Miner needs st In case OF emergency.
The Pioneer ncedSit- can't got along without it.
Tho EnrmCT needs It In his house, his stable,
md his stock yard.
The Steamboat man or thC ROntman needs
1t IN hbcrn! supply afoat and ashore.
Tho HOTa".tnncier needs it--it is his bost
friend and safest reliance.
The StocE-Rrowor needs tit viii Save him
thousands Of dollars and n world Of trouble.
The RuiiCOU d mnn needs it and Will need ft 50
long MS Ills lie IS r0Und Of accidents and dangers
Tho HRclNVOOdamnnu needs IT.. There isnoth.
Ing like u as an HntdOtC for the dangers to ufo
Limb and comfort which surround the pioneer.
Tho Merchant needs Il about hts store among
hts employees. Accidents will happen, and when
thCsc come the Mustang Linlmcnt is wanted ut once
hecpn Bottle imIhe House. 'Tis tho best OF
economy.
Keep IA Bottle in rho Factory. Itsimmediate
use In OF accident saves uiu and loss OF wagcs
Keep II Bottle Always in tho Stable for
ugo when wRntOd,
Jan 20, l897-1y
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

All that piece, parcel or tract of land
situate i'll the County and State afore-
said, conveyed by tho defendant, Snmu-
cl a. Porter, to George f.. Chapman, re-
corded in Conveyance Book T., pnen
1872, and described as follows: On head
waters Of Twelve Mile River, being a
part of The Samuel A. Portcrhome place,
containing two hundred snd twenty-sev-
on and one fourth (227O acres more or
less. Reference to SAID deed will fully
show tho mctCs and bounds of said land.
TERMS IASH--Pcrchnso to pay for
titles and for recording the same.
Oct. l3, '874 J. J. LEWIS, c.c.P.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20
MASSACHUSETTS.

No Normal Col Six schools for
leGcS 10r whit e normal training,
tcachcrS' 'mdcd orsupportcd
by the state. Iw"
rive Nor m n years course Tor
och"oiS I"r inc me- NOSE WHO propose
-, I"''i'I ,o'H'' 10 ''f.c' Ill lower
SNl''''' <, INSTRUCTORS; '"'o"iS' i""r year"
C'!c 'li"U'""i'A "n''i course lor Slicn rs
SiN'Y-"nc pu pms aln at higher
nrcpa'lh%t" I" t'i'ch; grade.
n'@ro te'EhcrS III on i've OF these
CO. otNt 9'''''i' u 'i'' i7'h'"'" Ill 'er' II,
Lnn,1,od nnd rira
tv four: graduates
Cuo hundred and
clEhty-iour.
-'n ''trS aaInala I'llio
hova s5ttor1oI NOV,
mIls, while LAO
grnduated' fl ON
'ilom' n,1i =
tbe o,6dn 1 ! ~ trorh
ft er leavin 9
these normals, and
1our,hiths or tEo
,, ,1'''Ilpot l,,'t '''''i' III
Ar,,,ooo ,oou, Ayoro % month
" rav Of the mcnIlv pay of the men
trachinG S2G.93. tcarhlhH SiOS.o2
n1nntl
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

Five n orm n
Schools for the nc,
pro Twenty Sht
skilled instructors
One thousand and
slXt.y-onc pupils
preparing to teach
Fourteen hundred
negro teHhcrs i,
free schools of th'
State.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1887-10-20

TCI :,
e'o "'uS' DC " GAG mulky an
around and over Savannah. Things
have gone crooked at the post office,
and the assistant post master Clif-
ford w An,1c,son o,1 tho ,>aot
t., n w ro,
r, '. A''' iS''''
o '''H : N''''''cc'''oSa1d TO DC Short,
nnd out OF shape, and the authori-
ties have been accused of swindl;no
citizors hv chor.,;,c 4,,.o Ill.,
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OCTOESI II.
NOYY LOOA'EIN HERE!

Its going to frost. auG Won havc'nt
got the children ANY ,HorS. Your
wife needs IL new pair and so do vou,
and there is no better place and no
better Stor" to select them, and no
h""'''" b'j"J who viii appreciate
Your trade more than this Almanac.
Ii YOU haven't got out your cotton
come on any how, dent wait until
vor heels are FROST bitten, because
then you can't wear shoes.
Examine my Stock OF Jeans and
prepare for winter. Another new lot
Of C'nghams, Wor8t"l, Lindscvs, Cal
icocs and Checks; and the best Fac
tory Yarns IN the world, (and Mike
SAYS "a pretty big scope of the com
try. The cheapest and best lot of
Ready NaJe Clothing
I have ever had-.nnd Hats to suit all.
Another Car Load of Salt,
Another big lot Of Good Flour,
Another big lot Of Good Axes,
(and enough Grindstones to sharpen
both axe" and nppotitcs)
Harness, Sole, Lace AMI upper
Leather Shoe Pegs and Tncks.
Carpenters and Shoamakcrs' Too's.
Always tnc best Coppcrns and Indi-
go, and ull colors Of Diamond DYES.
In fact a little of every thing no"dful,
and always at the right kind of prices.
This Almanac never tries to com
pete with crookcdncss and triclcrv,
but does compete with all straight.
forward business and goes right
along the old,faShioned way, and Gus
toners who appreciate this kind of
business have kept us so busy that
Uncle George has worn himself off SO
short waiting ON them, until he can
hardly reach the top shelf.
wv. Tn. NICE HaIT.
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SoUTH CAROLINA.

No Normal Col
lcgcs for W hit {
teachers.
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McALTSTER s. BENTZ

Agents VITO are now soliciting subscription to TEHE8
WEs1HGS4K Eb Eba:TGeSpGT FasgIE1 HoHsEISs unz =
der its special offer of FaDgRe 9gdbNTdAS FD4E
%SS GENES. arc making Three to Five Dollars per
with very little effort We want agent to represent us a&
all the County and District Fairs and in every town In
the United States Send fer credentials and agents ou
fit at once Very liberal commissions and cash prizes f
largest lists DON"E' Fds2saa slT that anv one caE
nave fh" Detroit Free sent to their addres
-Four Months on Trial for 25 Cents Address y.
El1 1sI E'at E1HI Gsae EI4S o.. EDcttost. MsrEu
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IfYOm Want IL Coed Article
Of PLUG ToBACCo, ask your dealer for
"OLD RHEs"
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WNTTCan live at home, and make more
money ut work for us, than at any,
l. w thing else in this world Capital
not hcrdrd, You are started free. Both,
sexes all ages Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings sure from first start. Cost"
~ outht and terms free. Better not delay.
Costs You nothing to send us your address
Mld hnd out; if yOu n"c wise you will do
SO at once. II. HALLRrr e co. Portland.
Maine. feb II, SLY
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CHAS. McA!hSTER, Il. R. Il. BENRZ.
Old Pickens S. c. Charleston, S. G.
Butteriok Patterns.
U U994A4sEAlIsVEB 8 BEUUg,
:.:..DEALERS fN.::>;:
Dry Goods, Notions Carpets, Oil Cloths and Window
Shades.
CIe0old1d Block, Cor. Muin and McBee Aye.<
GREENVILLE, s. g.
GREENVTLLE, s. C.

iAl stem to Of Goods
- Notions Carpets and Window goods grades and
allpli"
TnlN 5cS up He'd and white wool FIames
hhe 23cts equal 35 FLANNEL Wool
'" ore very make W wool filing at 35 cts) Unbuot omespun
1rom z to cents lSeacc
up Ctlcos from Plain 6 to Window
Shades Rollers with
H6" @PEECEAEsE na
MEMS Ladies' and Chialrous (a lnoO cents Taes'
[lm.r htn}
-el un"unted shirts }5
under 25 of
Inch for want of space Will nento 1 e'
h carry the biggest and most varied stock this line business
re III South tnlrlina OF
dtpcl that
O the wordly
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'FHE TURN OF TIE Tune"
Which together with the original story az
t"ld by Co., "Sandy" Faulkner will &c:
m't!l"d - any address on receipt of 40 cts :
postage stamps taken. These pictures are
"'' given n8 premiums, but are mailed.
postpaid, only on receipt of price. Adj
dress
READ e BENIEAM, Publishers,
Little Rock, Ark.
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Average month
ly pay Of the mel
trachinG S2G. .93.
Average month
~ pay OF wonlcl
teaching S2o.73.
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IN 6 'MMON PLEAS COURT.

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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-07
THE CAR STOVES KNELL.


From experiments made On the Chicago,
Milwaukee e. St. Paul road last winter.
arrangements have been completed by
which through trains over That line are
now supplied with eteam-heating appara-
tus connected with the boiler OF the loco-
motive. Should experience prove the plan
adopted by that road feasible, we may
soon expect to hear Of the r~elegation OF
the deadly car stove to the museum of
horrors along with other devices for in.
dieting e~xcruciating deaths. The past year
has witnessed rome h~olocausts as awful 10
the calamity they wrought az any Of their
predecessors. They do not appear to have
caused any notable %dininution in the
amount OF travel: people crowd onto rail-
road trains with the same apparent hope
illness as ever that they ara destined to
get through safely. The truth is. however,
that there is no choice in the matter, and
if there is q necessity for taking a stage
coach in any direction at any season OF
the year the traveller contemplates
his journey with disgust and signs
for the presence Of a railroad.
Still there is an underlined sense OF un.
e~asiness in travel by rail during the
.eason hat artificial warmth has to be
supplied. and it will be q great relief to all
il the experiment Of the Chicago and St.
Paul through line 10 such a success as it is
hoped it will prove. Ii is being tried in q
section OF the country where it's merit ss
an efficient substitute for the stove will be
amply tested. II it is sufficient on that
road it will be 80 every i. here in the United
States, for the mercury can get out Of sight
there oftsner and remain invisible Logger
and more steadily than anywhere else in
this blessed country.